Clockwork Onion の最近のレビュー

The longer you play it, the better it becomes.
Some stuff isn't explained, but that's okay - less hand holding in games is something many of us have been hoping for for a long time.

Would have been nice to see some conversational AI being worked into this, but I guess that would have meant postponing release by quite some time.

30 hours in I've barely scratched the surface. I think I've seen 75% of the different mechanics in the game, but I could be wrong. Didn't yet smuggle and haven't really set up any bases except for a single one which I haven't gone back to yet. I'm also still flying the starter ship you get, although I have recently switched some modules for stronger ones.

And I'm like lvl 11 or something.

It's fun having a go-to game again which I play for fun, not because I thought I needed some more hours in a title or work towards some achievements because I have nothing else to play - That may be a good recap of this review:
I have something to play again, rather than a library to scroll infinitely or a game I started 'just because whatever' :)

Interesting post processing makes it look much more realistic than crisp graphics can ever be.
Free game, about half an hour to finish.

Although still very early access, the game is promising.
Building is still a nuisance and the lack of a way to directly employ a specific person for a specific task shines in absence, but other than that there is good base game in this Early Access game. Let's wait and see how the game improves :)

Very difficult choice for me to decide whether I should recommend this or not. If only there was a 'mixed' option...

The game aesthetic is the best I've seen in a game in ages. The game bathes you in a grim, depressing bio-mechanical world rich in gory visuals. The sound is awe-inspiring, too.

Combat feel out-of-place and has caused me frustration at several moments, especially after discovering a bug during boss fight. Boss fires grenades. Number of grenades fired sometimes doesn't match number of explosions, resulting in what feels like very unfair deaths. Due to lack of manual save option this gets very frustrating very fast, as you have to restart the boss fight and look at some scripted stuff several times .

Game length and price do not match, though. Game is worth max 15-20 EUR.
There's only about 5-6 hours of game play (ignoring reloads and getting lost in some confusing level design).
Worth it for the visuals and amazing sound, but combat is mediocre at best and puzzles are not challenging.

Only recommended if you play it for the visuals ;)

A roguelike survival citybuilder?

Count me in!

Multiplayer FPS where you capture points.
Low poly models, but nice map design.

It's free and only 1 GB so you might as well give it a try.

Weapons off safe, prep for contact.

I played the Half-life: Day One pre-release demo back in 1998.
To this day, not a year has passed in which I haven't played one or more of the half-life games.

Only rarely have modern shooters come close to the level of immersion and quality set by the original Half-life and all of its successors.

If you haven't played Half-life, then give it a go. It's never too late to discover this game - heck, even after 25 years the gameplay does not feel outdated, the game runs well, and the story is still unrivaled!

Not really a citybuilding game imo.
It's a puzzle game in a citybuilding setting.

Can't recommend as it doesn't scratch my citybuilding itch.

Feels like Factorio and Supreme Commander had a pacifist baby.